Moonmilk EDP

At night, the moon shines brightly into the deep cave and its light spreads through the fog, the stone walls of the rock begin to shine. Tears of glistening white liquid drip into puddles on the rock floor that never seem to dry.
Inspiration from the stories of deep alpine caves from the famous Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner, who is considered the pioneer of modern zoology. As a real scientist of the 16th century, he was also a famous doctor, botanist, linguist and, of course, an adventurer. In his 1555 in the description Montis Fracti sive Montis Pilati he tells of the ascent to the summit of Mount Pilato.

Top notes: black tea, lime.
Main notes: bergamot, cardamom, mandarin, black pepper.
Base notes: Mysore sandalwood, brown leather.